American Dash and Energy in the Marne War Effort
Prominent British General Sir Frederick Maurice credits American dash and energy with turning the Marne salient, boosting Allied morale and reshaping the war’s momentum. He argues the United States is just beginning to exert true military power and foresees a rising tide of American troops aiding France and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltern
Frederick Mauries
Marne Salient
de Anys
Alarne Salient
United States
America
Nouth
Marne
Chateau Thierry
Thenter
Maurice Gays
End of bansformation linked to American presence
The passage notes that the end and the transformation were directly traceable to the Americans' presence, underscoring their influence on events and outcomes discussed in the report.
Government Control of Railroads Debate Allegations and War Needs
Utah readers hear partisan critique of Senator Suipot's stance on government control of railroads amid war mobilization. An Ogden context notes managers at Union Pacific and other lines keep directing operations, trimming some services to prioritize transportation of troops, ammunition, coal, and essential war materiel. The piece asserts broad public support for strong national direction of railroads and warns against opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suipot
Ogden
Union Pacific
Oregon
Denver & Rio Grande
United States
Smont
Utah
Colored men march away to war in wake of riot
A St Louis district with a large German presence faced last year's race riot aftermath. Colored residents, claiming German treachery influenced violence, now rally behind Old Glory, condemning foreign manipulation and reaffirming loyalty to America while acknowledging faults on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnal
United States
America
Jugoslavs and the Dual Monarchy Crisis Described
The article questions the identity of the Jugoslavs and explores the political shifts around the Austro Hungarian empire. It notes the new Serbian and Albanian tensions, with mentions of Monastir and the Adriatic coast as regions affected by a rising nationalist and territorial struggle affecting Austria Hungary and its allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supostivla
Jugoataria
Latha Monastir
Adialte
Italy
Austria
Ihungary
Rebomin
Serbia
Divide and conquer fuels Balkan faction tale
The passage depicts Austria’s Southern Slav policy dividing Renila Hoenia and Herzegovina Croatia and the Slovens country. It alleges Catholics Croats, Greek Church Serbs, and Slovenes in the north are manipulated to settle Trieste while Serbs face southern oppression. The text condemns church and court favoritism amid religious and ethnic tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renila
Hoenia
Herzegovina
Croaia
Austria
Baa
Trieste
Casualty List Shows Broad War Losses and Names
The Washington army casualty list lists killed in action and died of wounds by numbers and names, detailing officers and enlisted men across many states. It includes Walter M. Gearty of Philadelphia and numerous Lieutenants, Sergeants, Corporals, and Privates from towns such as Nash ville, Rochester, Philadelphia, and Boston, among others, with entries for died of disease and wounded categories and a note about misreports corrected. The report closes with brief notes on a metal soldier that fires 400 shots, Spanish terms to Spain, and a tease about a new Portland ship and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Gearty
Palladelphia
Merrill Dunbar
Wal+hut
N. US
Charles W. Field
North Windham
Milne
Herbert K. Jonge
Mende
Kan
James A. Pigue
Nashville
Joseph €. Smilth
Rorhhester
Turner
Statesville
N.C
Jercy J. Velocol
Clifton Springs
N.Y
Richard Kopplin, Jr
Werater Grove
Frank Kutch
Pallisite
John H. Leach
Charleston A. Pa
Carl Link
Thomasville
N.playa MeGes
Seth Niniglivet
Lincoln
Neb
George Maxffield
Rochester
N. H
Elle Monger
Caney, Kan
Amoa Wf
Morris
Mineraville
Albert M. Finierscheon
Philadelpia
Proncis
O'Neill
Philadelon
Hezekiah
Porter
Hyzanum
Conn
John E. Rabineau
Lichmond
Russ H. Richardson
O'Farrell Street
San Francisco
William H. Kotan
Baltimore
Tarvey C. Wayne
Cosman
Casad
George Younginger
Belleville
N.S
William W. Chalmers
Fitchburg
Mass
Stewart E. McCownt
Fort Cains
Colo
Maxwell B. Perry
Indianapolis
Lloyd EB. Long
Apollo
John F. Decker
Philadelphia
Gilmore Hrovuc
Gilmore
Aption
Osborn Bell
Pictou
Ray G. Water
Whitefield
George Franklin
Pekin
Theodore Crimes
Springfield
Sleary Jy
Miler
Pittsford
N. Y
Jack Robin
Paratsehia
Russlay
Elemon Wolfe
Chelsea
Joseph V. McGinn
George W. Braham
Mis
Carl Rergess
Arnold
Vernard EK
Davis
Bkalaka
Mont
Cornelius Pauley
McCorkle
W. Va
Aid Fund For Farmers To Aid Drought Hit Regions
Washington announces a 5 million dollar drought relief fund for northwest and southwest farmers. Eligible applicants are exhausted credit cases unable to secure private bank advances. Loans up to 9 per unit with a maximum 309, repayable at six percent in late 1919. Federal land banks will handle lending after Agriculture Department verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Northwest
Southwest
Joana
Wilson
Treasury Pno Agricultural Departments
Department of Agriculure
Department of Agriculture
Acre
Federal Land Bank
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Marguerite Snow
Pathe’s Weekly
Marguerite Clare
Uncle Toms Cabin
the Kaiser
PREGE
Bross
Cambrai
Ypres
Europe
France
Ales
Aurore
Naka Borausat
Casualty
Acton
Hissine
Louis Farrell
Fort Snelvinc
Winn
Resraus H. Back
East 18Th Street
Ind
Berdhant J. Kenigan
Sehago Lake
Maine
Carl McGibothen
Shetton
Edward L. Anna
Holyoke
Charles J. Regan
Charclestown
Harry H. Sharman
Laik
May Clarence Sowersby
Mew
Troy
Mich
William B. Akles
Red Oak
Francis Attic
Duluth
Antonia Anocfriata
Lawrence
Magn
Clark W. Ash
Monthorn
Wash
Russell Benjamin
Derry
Samuel Densop
Long Island City
Drank Berkofski
Hyngan
Warren Black
Ottawa
Knn
Arthur Brooks
North Adame
Clarence E. Brown
Lebanon
Wiliam J. Callahan
Woburo
Musa
Lea Coleman
Peters
Bert H. Milliken
Freedom
N. E
Elmer Nickerson
Provincetown
Miss
Paul E. Noel
Oskaloo
Willian A. Peterson
Manchester
M. FL
Lester DB
Purcell
Ted Oak
Tikowski
Naugtuck
Kientschler
New Haven
Scott
Alexis
Dwight Simpson
Chillicothe
John Alan
Nomvich
Amos Walker
Columbia City
Jesee L. Roberts
Fulton
John M. Warren
Dulligsmin
Ireland
Clarence G. White
South 8Th Street
Fort Dodge
Sidney I. Spiegieberg
Boston
Joseph O'Brien
Dermier
Lon Akron
Chicago
Wil- Mant H. Grant
Ark
James 11
New Dura
Claude L. Murphy
Confort
Durley
Smith
Palestine
Paul E. Belowski
Waverly
Gunslein Deryferd
Clellum Bay
George Cronnin
Pittsburg
Earl Gardner
St. Charer
William G. Greene
Hoston
Pedro Lucero
Elo Paso
Steary
Reginald B. Delneour
Stratford
Roberts
Aln
Daniel T. Sehuliy
Stampleton
Frederick W. von der Hiden
Pottsville
Hirold J. Worrail
Minneapolis
George Deyrr
South Olive Street
Los Angeles
Frederick ¥. Rakin
Elizabeth
Lee A. Frye
Reading
Frankm. Gore
James A. Healey
Norwich
Dery M. Barker
Charler Well
Hector
Charles R. Berger
John J. Drady
Charles J. Beuchner
Curano
N. W
Clyde Jurns
Pottavile
James J. Burns
Forest Butter
Kettle Island
John L. Byers
Spencer
Christopher J. Cabilt, Jr
Hoboken
Charles R. Cale
Shelton
Walter T. Collins
Brooklyn
Vincent J. Condon
Peter A. Palporto
Charles J. Dowett Jr
William, ¥. Dubuc
Lewiston
Idaho
Andres] Dudzik
Harry C. Dull
Fred Filer
Pottaville
Kenneth Filer
Charles FP
Haight
Newark
John Hammon
Arooklyn
Christopher J. Hartis
Emzabett
Joy Menry PF
Herman
Aros TI
Hubler
Grestona
Robert L. Thinsworth
Thilade Cirrall M. Javboe
Reyfolds Station
Josenia Kaplan
Ehars Kearns
Nan
Thorane Kenmera
Philadelphi Andrew Jr
Mile Murray
Vottaville
Joseyh S. Kizior
Harry Koenig
Minersville
Vals
Kuck
Dranlington
Dat PhaBate
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Tamsiat Ey Stadstea
Jamra P. Cannon
Albert Janam
Martin FE
Martins Lake
Minn
Aisaus
Krank Mogavero
Itteftout
William
Montith
Nasick
Frederick W. Moss
Maspeth
York
Edward T. Mudien
Pottertle
Raymond W. Nevils
Forestville
Mathew J. Pietter
Vortsville
D. Tokrat
Mayville
Wiss
Groveo Piell
Romeo, Mich
Daniel W. Farcell
Park Place
William Bf. Ball
Elhallen
Pas
William T. Richards
Matthew J. Bile
Daniel J. Hoth
Mary Mat Grady
Fort Henry
Carl Salmongon
John BR. Savise
Montaga
Inn
Bonth Lower Avenue
Centrali Wash
Werman
Alinersvilla
Charles Witt
Norr’ T
James W. Wood
Raven Run
Marold Ft
Carl C. Rice
Rosa
Ewald Treichel
Qgenash
Wis
Dane Haa
Spain
Nemed Portland
Utah Tire Repair Company
K. E. Smith
Mgr
Wash. Ave
Fund For the Farmers Aid
Treasury and
Agricultural Departments
Educatioo
Watson-Tanner Co. Co
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